Victoria Park Community Building
Victoria Park sits in the heart of Stretford, Manchester. Opened in 1902 the park offer amenity to the local community over a 14 acre area.
In 2020 work commenced on the Victoria Park community building led by The Friends of Victoria Park. The building would offer a cafe, room hire and office space.
Freeflush completed:
- Rainwater demand analysis using DROP
- SuDS storage design incorporating rainwater harvesting
- Advised on optimal dranage routes and drainage design to serve the atttenuation tank
- Liased with building control to dicharge a planning consent related to drainage and SuDS
- a potable water demand analysis to check whether the low inlet flow would be adequate to sustain the multi-use demand
Freeflush supplied and installed:
- A 3000l Indirect rainwater harvesting tank to serve the toilet flushing demand to 4 toilets
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A 450l potable water booster tank to buffer the high potable demand during the day
An unconventional load, 3000l rainwater harvesting tank arriving on site!
Groundwork preparation for the rainwater harvesting system.
450l Powertank install to improve flow during high demand
The completed Victoria Park community building.
